Wed Apr 17 & Fri Apr 19
Story Time
10:30-11:30AM / Hailey Library / Hailey
Story Time is held weekly on Wednesdays and Fridays at the Hailey Public Library. All ages are welcome. Parents should plan on staying with their children. For more information, call (208) 788-2036.
Wed Apr 17
Ketchum Community Dinners
6-7PM / Church of the Big Wood / Ketchum
Free hot dinners are provided weekly to everyone. Find Ketchum Community Dinners on Facebook for more information and weekly menu updates.
Wed Apr 17
Working Dogs
6-7PM / Mountain Humane / Hailey
The Environmental Resource Center will host its first Spring Science Series. These will continue on Wednesdays through May 8. Working Dogs for Conservation will be held at Mountain Humane with a presentation and demonstration about conservation dogs by Pete Coppolillo, executive director of WD4C, at 100 Croy Creek Road, in Hailey. Presentations are free, interesting to all ages, and open to the public.
For more information, visit ercsv.org or contact Alisa McGowan, ERC program director, at (208) 726-4333 or alisa@ercsv.org.
Wed Apr 17
Free Up Time
5-6:30PM / KIC / Ketchum
Megan McCann, co-creator of the Soul Success Summit, will offer “Free Up Your Time & Make More Money with Less Effort.” McCann’s purpose is to give women a vehicle to speak their undeniable truth through her programs, retreats, and business summits. Snacks and beverages will be provided. Bring a friend and become each other’s success accountability partners.
Tickets to reserve a space can be found on Eventbrite.com.
Wed Apr 17
Trivia & Cocktails
7-9PM / Hotel Ketchum / Ketchum
There will be two trivia games every Wednesday night through the season, along with drink specials and prizes for place winners. There is no entry free. Bring yourself and your friends, because you deserve a night of games and specialty cocktails.
Hotel Ketchum is located at 151 Main St. South.
Thu Apr 18
Auditions
3-5PM / Ballet & Arts Center / Hailey
The Sun Valley Ballet & Arts Center will hold open auditions for its Children’s Theater And Film School, every Thursday or call for appointment. The Sun Valley Ballet & Arts Center is located 111 N. 1st Ave. in Hailey.
For more information, call (208) 366-4008 or visit svbartsdirector@gmail.com.
Thu Apr 18
Movie: ‘Dakota 38’
4:30-6PM / Magic Lantern / Ketchum
In 2005, Jim Miller, a Native American spiritual leader and Vietnam veteran, dreamt he was horseback riding across the great plains of South Dakota. Just before he awoke, he arrived at a riverbank in Minnesota and saw 38 of his Dakota ancestors hanged. At the time, Jim knew nothing of the largest mass execution in U.S. history, ordered by Abraham Lincoln on Dec. 26, 1862. Four years later, Miller and a group of riders retraced the 330-mile route of his dream on horseback from Lower Brule, S.D., to Mankato, Minn., to arrive at the hanging site on the anniversary of the execution.
The screening of “Dakota 38” is part of The Center’s BIG IDEA project, “Unraveling: Reimagining the Colonization in the Americas.” For tickets and information, call (208) 726-9491 or visit sunvalleycenter.org.
Thu Apr 18
Intro To Scent Work
5:30-7PM / Mountain Humane / Hailey
A scent work presentation will be given by Hallie McMullen at Penny’s Barn at Mountain Humane. Scent work is a versatile sport that requires dog and handler to work together through communicating with each other in new ways. Anyone looking for a new way to connect with their canine should come check out what the sport is all about.
For tickets and information, contact (208) 788-4351 or mountainhumane.org.
Thu Apr 18
Exhibition Tour
5:30PM / SV Center / Ketchum
The Center’s curators will discuss the history of colonization in the Americas, which has traditionally been taught as a straightforward story of European conquest of indigenous cultures and expansion across territories already settled by native peoples for millennia. What does this linear history omit? What are the possibilities for reimagining or reinterpreting colonial history from the indigenous point of view? This project revisits American history, offering alternative perspectives and narratives based both in fact and in fiction, including some rooted in the Wood River Valley.
The exhibition is part of The Center’s BIG IDEA project, “Unraveling: Reimagining the Colonization of the Americas.”
Thu Apr 18
Hummingbull Finals
6-8PM / Whiskey Jacques’ / Ketchum
Hosted by Idaho BaseCamp, the finals of the story competition will have the theme, Can You Hear Me Now. The event is a fundraiser for Idaho BaseCamp, a leading resource for outdoor adventure education. Prize for the best story of the competition is a 15-day ski pass from Sun Valley Co.
For more information, call (208) 720-1822 or email office@idahobasecamp.org.
Thu Apr 18-Mon Apr 22
Live Music
6PM / The Limelight/ Ketchum
Free live music is held in the Lounge every Thursday through Monday night through the season. Food is available, and there are lots of games and fun for the whole family. The Limelight Hotel is located at 151 Main St. South in Ketchum.
Fri Apr 19
Live Music
9:30PM / Silver Dollar / Bellevue
Close to Midnight will play at the iconic Bellevue saloon. There’s never a cover and patrons have access to a free shuttle home if needed.
Fri Apr 19
Learn to Dance: Bachata
6-8PM / SV Ballet / Hailey
Sun Valley Dance Club Series will offer bachata lessons this week with a salsa review. The fee is $25 per couple or $15 single. Light refreshments will be served. For more information, call Lyn at (501) 944-2448 or Aimee at (208) 490-0199. Sun Valley Ballet is located at 111 N. 1st Ave. in Hailey.
Sat Apr 21
Craft Drop-In
All Day / Community Library / Ketchum
The Community Library’s Children’s Library will offer a drop-in craft day for an Easter / Spring craft all day while supplies last in The Children’s Library.
Sat Apr 20
Gratitude Party
9PM / Hot Water Inn / Warm Springs
Hot local band Blakadaar will tear the house down on 4.20 in celebration of closing day of ski season, and also as a gratitude party for the Hot Water Inn, for all they have done for the community, especially supporting live music.
Mon Apr 22
Souper Supper
5:30-6:30PM / St. Charles Church / Hailey
Weekly free hot dinners are provided to anyone who wishes to join. St. Charles Catholic Church is located at 313 S. 1st Ave. in Hailey.
Mon Apr 22-Wed Apr 24
WRHS One-Acts
6PM / CC Performing Arts Theater / Hailey
The Wood River High School Drama Department will present three one-act plays, including “Number 223”
by Marla Crowe and performed by Sarah Feltman, “The Jacket” by Jerry Seinfeld, directed by students Joseph Ziesing and Justice Petzoldt, and “The 146 Point Flame” by Matt Thompson, based on the historic 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in New York City.
The casts include Alaylia Norton, Juliette Rollins, Jessica Timmons, Brenann O’Leary, Madeline Biggers, Ramsey Marquis, Koii Lauritsen, Max Gardenswartz, Sarah Feltman, Joseph Ziesing, Justice Petzoldt, Will Pullin, Samantha White, Ellie Anderson, Celeste Cortum, Taylor Telford, and Sean Sheehan.
Tickets are $3 each or 2 for $5.
Tue Apr 23
Book Club
4PM / Mountain Humane / Hailey
Tuesdays through July, participants will meet in the Cat Café (allergen-free) to enjoy tasty coffee or tea while discussing themes related to people, animals, the environment, and how to build a more compassionate world. Books will be chosen by a rotating group of guest facilitators.
Tue Apr 23
Marc Johnson Talk
6-7:30PM / Community Library / Ketchum
Marc Johnson, an Idaho writer, political observer and one-time aide to Governor Cecil D. Andrus, will present a talk—How Bipartisanship Saved the Supreme Court—on the role Senators Burton Wheeler and William Borah played in what one historian has called the greatest constitutional crisis since the Civil War. Johnson will relate the story of how bipartisanship saved the Supreme Court in his new book, “Political Hell-Raiser: The Life and Times of Senator Burton K. Wheeler of Montana.”
Wheeler, a progressive Democrat, joined with his close personal and political friend Borah, the legendary Idaho Republican, to thwart Roosevelt’s plans to enlarge the Supreme Court in what was one of the most bitter fights of FDR’s presidency.
Tue Apr 23
Sawtooth Trivia
7:30PM / Sawtooth Brewery / Ketchum
Sawtooth Brewery presents free trivia games for the season. Games start at 7:30 p.m. every Tuesday and all ages are welcome. Sawtooth Brewery Public House is located at 631 Warm Springs Road. For details, visit sawtoothbrewery.com.
